Kim Kardashian and Beats launched a trio of $450 New Studio Pro Headphones with Skims-inspired tones.


No one can beat the drums of business like entrepreneur Kim Kardashian. She is making music yet again with the Apple-owned brand Beats for a collection of three Studio Pro headphones. The series, Kim x Beats, has Skims written all over it in signature neutral tones inspired by Kardashian’s most successful business enterprise. Named Moon, Dune, and Earth like its predecessors, these ‘iconic’ over-ear headphones were launched with a face-off between Kardashian and Jimmy Fallon to see who would get to be Beats’ next collab partner. Evidently, Jimmy’s jarring, blindingly bright iteration lost to Kim’s soothing trio.


“I’m so excited we’re bringing these three popular, chic colors to Beats’ most iconic and advanced headphones,” Kardashian said in a release, adding that the headphones “have always been a fashion statement.” She finished, “I can’t wait to see how everyone styles them.” The headphones are going to be quite the rage with an array of impressive features like Active Noise Cancellation and Transparency modes, up to 40 hours of battery life on a single charge, and UltraPlush leather cushions.

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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star, worth $1.7 billion, first collaborated with Beats in 2022 with a special-edition version of the Beats Fit Pro. The new headphones, which cost $450, are available to buy online at Apple.com/beatsxkim in the US, Canada, Mexico, UK, France, Germany, Japan, China, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Thailand.

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